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Skin Cancer Screening · Medford, Oregon

A skin check
could save your life.

Full-body skin exams and mole checks by physician associates in a dermatology practice — early detection, done right. Most insurance accepted.

Why Summit

Early detection matters

Skin cancer is the most common cancer — and when it's caught early, it's also one of the most treatable. Southern Oregon's sunshine is a gift and a risk, which is why a regular full-body skin exam is one of the most valuable things you can do for your health. At Summit, your exam is performed by a dermatology provider who knows what to look for, can biopsy a suspicious spot in the same visit, and guides you through next steps if anything needs treatment. It's straightforward, thorough, and usually covered by insurance.

Full-body skin exams and mole checks
Same-visit biopsy of suspicious spots
Care for all ages, new and established patients
Most insurance accepted
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Dermatology provider reviewing skin health with a patient

What to Expect

Quick, thorough, painless

A full-body skin exam takes only a few minutes. Your provider examines your skin from head to toe, checking moles and spots for anything that looks new, changing, or unusual. If something needs a closer look, a small biopsy can often be done in the same visit — a quick step that sends the answer to the lab. Most adults benefit from a yearly exam, and more often if you have a history of skin cancer, many atypical moles, or significant sun exposure. Between visits, watch for spots that are new, changing, growing, or bleeding — and call us if you notice one; you don't need to wait for your annual check.

Common Questions

Before your first visit

Your provider examines your skin head to toe, checking moles and lesions for anything suspicious. If something needs a closer look, a small biopsy can be done the same visit. It's quick, thorough, and painless.
Most adults benefit from a yearly exam. With a history of skin cancer, many atypical moles, or significant sun exposure, your provider may recommend checks more often.
Skin exams and medically necessary mole checks are typically billed to insurance as medical dermatology visits. We accept most plans — bring your insurance information and we'll verify coverage.
Spots that are new, changing, growing, bleeding, or that look different from your other moles. If you notice any of these, call us — you don't need to wait for your annual exam.

Book your annual skin check

Schedule your dermatology visit online, or call our Medford office.

1910 East Barnett Road, Suite 101, Medford, OR 97504